Latest in Tag: police Highlight
Latest in Tag: police
Ethiopia’s new leader takes office
Hailemariam Dessalegn assumes role as Ethiopian leader
Editor’s Letter: Unavoidable clash of values
If you don’t like it, just don’t watch it!
Two Saudis arrested in Cairo International Airport
Visitors accused of smuggling drugs
Georgia prison scandal highlights widespread torture
Georgia’s president vows to eradicate torture after videos depicting rape and torture in a Georgian prison spark anger and protest
South African Lonmin miners end their strike
Police disperse Amplats miners’ protest
Protesters arrested on anniversary of OWS
100 protesters march with $100 bills taped to their mouths, demanding money doesn’t interfere with politics
Bahraini policemen to be tried for torture
Interior ministry recruits 500 new police officers
Nile University sit-in broken up
Security forces violently clear Nile University campus of protesters
South African mines reopen but unrest continues
Global platinum price rises in response to strikes that have seen 45 miners killed
South African mines reopen but unrest continues
Global platinum price rises in response to strikes that have seen 45 miners killed
Indonesian protesters, police clash near US Embassy
Protesters lob Molotov bombs, security forces respond with water cannons
Police arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters in NY
First-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement witnesses arresting protesters
Violent film protests erupt in Kabul and Jakarta
At least 18 people were left dead around the world, reacting to the low-budget film attacking Islam and prophet Muhammad
Weekend of violence reaches a climax on Sunday
Al-Arish is attacked by militants as battles continue to rage in the area
Four ISAF soldiers killed by supposed Afghan police in suspected insider attacks.
The NATO-led ISAF forces have conducted several operations around Afghanistan in an effort to arrest several Taliban leaders
Mekki asks to modify emergency law
The people refuse changes to emergency law
Alps shooting survivor claimed to have seen only one gunman
Seven-year old girl who narrowly survived quadruple homicide in the French Alps reportedly told investigators she saw only one gunman
Pakistani factory owners turn themselves in
Karachi Minister of Industries resigns amid public anger over fire deaths
Crackdown on striking South African miners
South African police tried yet again on Saturday to disperse the miners determined to get a wage increase
In Pictures: Clashes around the US embassy in Cairo
Protesters hurled rocks and the occasional Molotov cocktail while CSF forces replied with tear gas and charges with armoured trucks to force the crowds back.
Protester shot dead as mob storms US embassy in Yemen
Protester shot dead as mob storms US embassy in Yemen
Crackdown on UAE reformists continues
Over 60 now detained in government crackdown
Tunisians protest torture after man dies in police station
Ennahda party criticised for failing to fulfill torture abolition promises
Brutal popcorn
Our police force either sits idly by or gets up and beats the heck out of us
Survivor of Chevalline shootings awakens from coma
Daughter of slain parents awakes from coma as police investigate killings
Al-Qaeda-linked militant threatens Syria
Abu Sayyaf vows to fight against Al-Assad
Former Port Said security chief and three of his top aides acquitted
Cleared of premeditated and attempted murder of protestors during 25 January revolution
Murders in the Alps bear hallmarks of a professional hit
Four people murdered in the French Alps on Wednesday victims of a well-orchestrated assassination
Bahrain government takes legal action against prominent party
Bahraini MOI accuses Al-Wefaq of violating law
UK charity accused of funding Nigerian militant group
Al-Muntada Trust Fund accused of funding Islamist organisation Boko Haram